
Into the Radius 2 is an immersive VR survival shooter, set in a realm of surreal landscapes and deadly entities known as Pechorsk Anomaly. Arm yourself with realistic weapons and venture deeper into the mysteries within. Featuring co‑op for up to four players.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 4.14/day in the week to Aug 17 → 5.86/day in the week after.
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Comprei este jogo bem no início do lançamento em Acesso Antecipado. Mas me segurei pra não jogar antes de estar bem apresentável, pelo menos no nível do primeiro jogo. E confirmo que valeu muito a pena esperar! O clima de medo constante durante as missões mais difíceis, os sustos, a sensação de satisfação a cada arma conquistada, o zelo com as mesmas... tudo do primeiro jogo foi melhorado, inclusive o tamanho dos mapas. O som dos tiros foi aumentado, o que achei muito bom! Só liberei 2 mapas por enquanto e ainda estou no nivel 3, mas já vi que é um jogo que vou zerar com gosto. Parabéns aos desenvolvedores!
my brother took out the gpu so i cant really play it butt its good
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 23 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 14 places towards #1, and the 2,420 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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Game played via Quest 3 + Virtual Desktop ITR2 is a solid entry in the "We have STALKER VR at home" genre. Which, as far as I'm aware, is just this and ZONA Origin but still. It's a genre, damnit. I'm not big on directly comparing 2 games but since these are trying to be the same thing: ITR2 does come across with more polish, but the inclusion of multiplayer does add some bugs that ZONA didn't have. If you're looking for the TL:DR - Good game, fun multiplayer, buggy but for the most part manageable. Gameplay wise, ITR2 has some positives. The guns are varied, the attachments add variety, and exploring is fun. You have a decent handful of anomalies to navigate and a VERY interesting and surreal environment to do it in. Looting is fun, though items you can sell all have the exact same shimmer effect, which does kind of kill the variety. Additionally, guns found in the wild are mostly "Stashed" versions, which for some reason are just weaker than ones bought with credits in the main hub, which are locked behind clearance levels. So you COULD find some parts of a neat gun you want to use, but can't actually buy the parts to finish building it until you raise your clearance level, which then will just let you outright buy a better version of that gun anyway. So it stumbles over its own feet, a little. Guns handle fantastic, with a nice variety of options. As well as a customizable armor vest and backpack, there's really a lot of player expression and just genuine fun you can get from getting set up for a mission. Like, I've currently got an M4, an MP9 on my shoulder, and a sidearm stubby shotgun in case I'm jumped in close quarters. In less than great news, enemy variety is a little lackluster. 4~5 versions of guy with a gun and various levels of armor, 3 versions of shambly polygon guy, 2 rolling orb things, and an invisible guy. Their AI is fine, gunfights feel tense enough, but there could have been more things to engage. Additionally, there are only 3 main areas to explore. 2 of them are quite large so it's not a massive complaint, but when comparing this to ZONA it does have significantly fewer and smaller areas. But on the flip side, those areas are more densely populated with lootables, anomolies, enemies, and other things so. Could have been more but what there is is good and interesting. For the bad stuff: it has bugs! Hoo boy does it have some bugs. I've had: Guns clip through the floor and become unable to be picked back up. Interactable items suddenly not responding to any contextual prompts (Magazines won't go into guns, ammo boxes won't go into ammo holders), small visual bugs mostly around electric anomalies, and one very game breaking bug that completely halted main quest progress and required my friend and I to start the game over. The item required to finish the quest got stuck in place due to the non-host initiating the quest objective, and we tried to fix it by resetting the game 3 times which overwrote our 3 autosave slots, making it impossible to roll back the issue. So! There are some bugs, not massive or constant but they are there. If you hit them, don't be like me. Load your autosave. So yeah, a game breaking bug definitely sucks, but my friend and I were enjoying the experience enough to spin up a new game and start over so. Props to the devs, ITR2 is a pretty solid game despite the flaws.
I do like this game, but honestly it gets a real pain in the ass. I seem to be getting stuck on invisible particles on the ground, forcing me to jump the whole time to go anywhere. Theres no option to turn off virtual gunstock, i can't aim up or down and i struggle to aim fast when an enemy is pushing because of that aswell. I hope some of these things will improve overtime - hopefully in the near future.
My all time favorite VR game
This have is the best vr experiences that you can have...I wish they were more maps. If possible more maps as dlc would be greatly appreciated as future updates.
So, that was quite a trip. Into the Radius 2 is my new favorite VR game. No other game is as unique as this one. Some people say they like to see their character's body during gameplay. Well, Into the Radius turns the character's body into gameplay mechanics that were unimaginable before the existence of VR. The level of customization for your rig, equipment, and even your safe house goes far beyond the aesthetic customization most games provide. Every change you make to your weapons can be felt during gameplay. If you install a longer barrel for better bullet velocity, you can notice the difference right away. You can also feel how much harder it becomes to use your weapon in CQC. This is THE game for gun enthusiasts. Every weapon and every caliber, is deadly accurate. Even Half-Life: Alyx could be translated to a flat-screen experience by modders, but this game is simply impossible to convert properly. I am so glad this game exists. No other game is so unique in its mechanics, and no other game does what this one does. This is not just about realism. If you take Blade & Sorcery, for example, you'll see what I mean. The foundation is great, but the game itself is lacking in some areas. Sometimes it can feel janky, and other times the story mode isn't enough to properly experience all of its mechanics. Into the Radius, however, has an excellent progression system and gameplay loop. After 50 hours, I was still invested. This game has basically retired every other shooter I've played in my life, even on flat screen. This is the definitive shooter experience, and it's more than enough reason to buy a VR headset. The game also has some flaws, of course. It's quite noticeable that the studio is a small team. There are tons of bugs, rendering issues, FPS drops, and other technical problems. There is also a noticeable contrast between the extremely well-made core mechanics and the repetitive nature of the gameplay. I said before that the gameplay loop is good, and it is, but I can easily see someone getting bored after 30 or more hours. And yes, it can be janky at times, but most of the time it works great.
I wanted to like this game a lot, but every time I was having fun in co-op I would have annoying bugs. I was having issues doing something as simple as building a shotgun. I could pick up every other part except the receiver, had some help from the host to finish it and then only they could pick up the final product. They would put it in my backpack, but I couldn't do anything with it. Most annoying of all was the constant freezes that would only go away when I walked outside of my play space to make the pause screen appear. Not ready for coop. Needs more baking.
I already paid for this game when it was in early access, I didn’t play it though because I wanted to show support but play the full version. but now I can’t play because you guys basically said “♥♥♥♥ you” to HTC. so now it’s impossible for me to play it and you won’t do anything about it so my only option is to get a different VR headset which I’m not going to do. I played the first game so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ much and it was awesome. I have no idea why you guys thought this was a good idea.
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